Profile / Why I Do This

I started my own company in my 20s and spent about 20 years focused solely on my work.

Before I knew it, I was in my 50s. My staff had grown, and the company had stabilized. But in a fleeting moment, I realized there was a void in my life—I hadn’t chosen a life centered around my children.

I did consider the option of looking for a partner right now. However, I felt that would be difficult in reality, so I started thinking about whether there might be another way to “be a part of someone’s life.”

That's when I discovered the option of sperm donation.

There are people who want to have children but cannot due to various circumstances. Whether it’s women who have chosen to be single mothers, LGBTQ couples, or those whose partners have azoospermia—I believe that expanding the options available to these individuals is something I can do, which is why I began this initiative in 2023.

People often ask me why I have to pay child support as well.

Simply put, I believe it is my responsibility. If a child carrying my genes is born, I want to be involved in the environment in which that child grows up. If a DNA test confirms our biological relationship, I will pay 100,000 yen per month in child support until the child turns 18. I will also cover medical expenses such as those for artificial insemination.

I am also open to disclosing my background. I want to be someone who can give my child a proper answer if they ever want to know their roots in the future.

Furthermore, to provide an equitable environment for women and the LGBTQ+ community, I not only offer sperm donation free of charge but will also pay child support if a biological relationship is confirmed through DNA testing after pregnancy.
I will also cover the costs associated with artificial insemination and other related procedures. Our efforts are driven not only by financial considerations but also by a commitment to achieving social justice and equality.